That Corsican Brother,
Or Damon, or Pythias, or Siamese twin,
Ne’er cared for his friend, or his kith or his kin,
As did Blutwurst for Rupert: they ne’er knew division,
But were like Box and Cox in a German edition.
Mr. Coleridge says, “Truth, that exists in the young,
Too often is killed by a whispering tongue;”
And this proved the case between Blutwurst and Rupert.
The former, perhaps, in his language was too pert;
For having committed some irregularities,